A federal appeals court on Thursday rejected an Arkansas judge's complaint that a judicial discipline body targeted him for removal because of his race, ruling that the federal courts had no business interfering with the state judicial matter.
October 31, 2013 at 09:54 PM
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A federal appeals court on Thursday rejected an Arkansas judge’s complaint that a judicial discipline body targeted him for removal because of his race, ruling that the federal courts had no business interfering with the state judicial matter.
L.T. Simes II, an elected trial judge in Phillips County, Ark., since 1997, has faced numerous judicial discipline charges since 2008.
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